Digging our heels in: Summit applications, a midterm roundtable, and more
Our fall campaign is live; lodging and meals for the Trans Journalists Summit are covered; and our midterm election roundtable is Tuesday, Oct. 27.
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We took the Bay. Chicago's next. ✈️
Trans Journalists Summit applications are open, plus a co-op news workshop and new opportunities.
🗳️ Covering anti-trans ballot measures this November
This election will mark the first test of a new strategy to limit trans rights through popular vote.
TJA welcomes editor Noia Karr to board of directors, announces new officers
The Trans Journalists Association is stepping into a new chapter, with four updates to our board of directors that uplift new leadership.
We're excited to announce that American Public Media's Noia Karr (she/her) has joined our board of directors in the role of treasurer, taking
Level up your professional development and networking skills
Join the TJA and IRE’s Training Director Benét Wilson to learn about the art of networking.
Announcing the first-ever Trans Journalists Summit 🎉
A historic convening for and by trans and gender-expansive journalists
How to photograph trans sources without putting them at risk
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Julie Kliegman brings Renée Richards’ story into full view
Join us and trauma-informed wellness practitioner, Charlie Trotman, for a community wellness check-in on Thursday, July 16.
Covering the Supreme Court's ruling on trans athletes
On Tuesday, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in West Virginia v. B.P.J. and Little v. Hecox that states can restrict athletes’ participation on sports teams based on “biological sex.” The court held that neither Title IX nor the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment prevent states
Whose story is it, anyway?
A guide to covering trans communities with specificity, respect, and sourcing rigor.